Procab DMX AES/EBU Cable XLR Male to XLR Female Highflex 10 m (MPN 1KPPR093)

Procab DMX AES/EBU Cable XLR Male to XLR Female Highflex 10 m is a shielded professional cable designed for digital audio and lighting control signal transmission. With XLR male to XLR female terminations and a Highflex jacket, this 10-metre cable supports DMX512 control lines and AES/EBU digital audio connections, offering reliable electrical shielding and consistent signal transfer in stage, studio and live event environments.

Advantages

The Highflex construction provides enhanced flexibility for frequent coiling and uncoiling, reducing stress on conductors and connectors during touring or repeated setup. Braided shielding minimizes electromagnetic interference and crosstalk for stable DMX and AES/EBU performance. Rugged XLR connectors ensure secure mating and maintain contact integrity under mechanical strain, while the 10 m length gives a practical balance between reach and signal quality for most professional installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting lighting consoles to fixtures and dimmers using DMX512
• Transmitting AES/EBU digital audio between mixers, stage boxes and recorders
• Temporary or permanent stage and studio cabling where flexibility is required
• Interlinking DI boxes, snake systems and professional audio equipment with XLR ports

Key specifications

• Length: 10 metres
• Connectors: XLR male to XLR female
• Cable type: Shielded, high-flexibility jacket
• Signal compatibility: DMX512 and AES/EBU digital audio
• Conductor arrangement: Balanced, twisted pair

How to use

Route the cable between devices making sure connectors are fully seated and the latch engages on each XLR connector. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension near termination points; use gentle loops for cable management. For DMX daisy-chaining, maintain correct signal direction from console output to the first fixture input, and terminate the last device in the chain if required by the lighting system. For AES/EBU audio, connect the cable between balanced inputs and outputs on mixers, interfaces or recorders, observing channel assignments and grounding practices to prevent hum or noise.

Usage recommendations

Store coiled without tight kinks, inspect connectors regularly for wear, and avoid running the cable parallel to high-power lines to reduce interference. Use appropriate termination (DMX terminator resistor) on the last fixture for stable lighting control and ensure connector contacts are clean for optimal AES/EBU performance.